Learning Curve
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The Committee of European Securities Regulators published a consultation paper March 18 on its draft advice to the European Commission regarding clarification of eligible assets for UCITS funds.
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The U.K. Panel On Takeovers And Mergers has amended its City Code On Takeovers And Mergers to add a requirement for disclosure of dealings in options and other derivatives to the long-standing Code requirements for disclosure of securities dealings during an 'offer period'.
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In our last Learning Curve (DW, 8/8) we introduced a local correlation model that makes correlation a function of the economy.
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Since the beginnings of the collateralized debt obligation market, there has been intense interest in ensuring bespoke CDO positions are correctly marked to market.
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Many ideas have been proposed to build correlation smile curves close to those observed in the tranched iTraxx market.
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Collateral management is a vitally important support area.
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Traditional risk measures such as value at risk (VaR) and expected shortfall (ES) have serious limitations and their use can lead to undesirable outcomes.
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Bank Indonesia announced a number of restrictive fx regulations on June 14 that came into effect Thursday.
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Since its inception in 1990, China's stock market has grown to list more than 1,300 stocks.
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In the last few years there has been tremendous growth in structured products, especially collateralized debt obligations.
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Though cash and U.S. Treasury securities are the usual collateral for derivatives transactions, in recent years non-standard collateral (NSC) such as corporate bonds and derivatives of various descriptions has been increasingly used for this purpose.
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The variance swap has gained increasing popularity among institutional investors seeking synthetic exposure to equity market volatility.